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Dial EV (simplified Chinese: 帝亚一维; traditional Chinese: 帝亞一維; pinyin: Dì yà yī wéi), known for its products, Dmazing (Chinese: 帝行; Chinese: 帝行; pinyin: Dì xíng) and Dia One (Chinese: 帝亚一号; simplified Chinese: 帝亚一号; traditional Chinese: 帝亞一號; pinyin: Dì yà yī hào), is a Chinese automobile manufacturer headquartered in Weinan, Shaanxi, China, specializing in developing electric vehicles.

History

Dial EV was founded in November 2017 and is based in Weinan, Shaanxi, China. Dial EV was funded by Jiangsu Yueda Ventures, IDG Capital, Unicom Tianyi, Alte Automotive, and Huashangtiande. They build a 98 hectare 50,000 unit capacity plant at Weinan, Shaanxi. The plant is constructed at the cost of ¥1.97 billion and was finished in late 2018. The company plans to develop 5 to 6 models by 2023, covering A-level, A0 level, A00 level. And other segments.

Dial EV's first vehicle was the Empire. The original name for the car was the Dial EV Di Xing. It was shown at the 2017 Global Future Mobility Top Forum & International Exhibition and the company's opening event in 2018. It has 3 doors and 2 seats, and is built on the 1D platform. It costs ¥ 150,000 to ¥ 200,000.

Their second vehicle was the Xvista VC3. It was shown at the 2018 Xi'an EV Show. It has 4 doors and 4 seats. It also is built on the 1D platform, and reflects the company's 6S standard (Small, Strong, Standard, Safe, Service, Smart). It takes 5 hours to fully charge.

The Dial EV Xiaowei is the company's third vehicle, which was shown at the 2018 Xi'an EV Show.

Vehicles

Current models

Dial EV currently has 3 production vehicles.

See also

• Aoxin
• Min'an Electric
• ChangJiang

References

1. "Only 15 months after its establishment, the new car maker Dia Onedimensional revealed its technology brand, and its first compact electric SUV was launched in October this year".
2. "DIALEV launches DMAZING brand [China]". 24 October 2018.
3. "Dia's one-dimensional Weinan base started laying the groundwork, and the mass-produced pure electric SUV made its debut this month".
4. "Dialev Overview".
5. "DMAZING ELECTRIC VEHICLES". 20 February 2018.
6. ^ "DialEV". 21 June 2022.
7. "Concept car launch/contract partner Dia One-dimensional car manufacturing progress".
8. "Named "Di Xing", new news about the new force Dia One Dimension".
9. "DMAZING Empire". 23 April 2020.
10. "Dia 1D Debuts at Xi'an Auto Show to lead a new model of future travel".
11. "DMAZING XVISTA VC3". 23 April 2020.
12. "First-class enterprises set the standard! Dia One-Dimensional Innovation 6S Standard is released, revolutionizing urban travel!". Sohu.

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